The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-22

eeting and edifying TO those who have
the pleasure OF hearing 1t.
-Messrs. K. NJ. Mansford and
Clapp q Taylor have each donated
croQuet set 10 Sergeant Rogers, OF
Court Square. They will be used by
the smaller children OF the city, in the
square, on Saturday afternoons. The
the amusement will be 30 arranged as
not TO injure the grass.
"A picnic party OF twenty-five
young ladies and nearly rs many Of
the opposite sex, on the ferryboat
Alice yesterday morning to have a
holiday near Mound City. The par.
ties, were nearly ell employees at Wet
tiers, and their shops were shut down
In honor Ct the festival.
The reception by st. Peters
Church Aid Society, at the residence
Of Mrs. r. M. Mansford, was q fnan-
cial and social success. The hostess
made each and every conner feel more
than repaid for the visit by her queen
~ hospitality, ably seconded by her
sister members Of the society.
On Wednesday night Eureka
Council, No. 8, will confer the Royal
Masters Degree on five prominent
Masons. Prof. Winkler has arranged
an attractive musical programme for
the occasion, and the thrice Illustrious
Grand Master Of the State, A. 8. Ny
ers, will be present and assist in con-
ferring the degrees.
Ell Talley, alias Will Davis, Of
Fraygsr street, was arrested by Deputy
Sheriffs Alexander, Pope, Goodyear,
Robinson and Madden. The boys
were taking pleasure ride, and
street car driver named Will Hutch.
inson called them into service by stat
Ing that Tally had assaulted him with
intent TO commit murder. The depu-
ties move around occasionally.
A-Thomas Brennan Branch No. 80,
Irish National League Of America,
will give grand picnic at L .tival park
Tuesday night, the 3lst instant. Ar
rsDgements have been we'll nigh per-
fected, but the branch meets tomor-
row night for fnal preparations. The
gentlemen comp osing the organization
will see that everything passes off
pleasantly, with nothing but the best
Of order.
"A colored woman was brought to
the station house by Officers Randolph
and Tidwell bearing the marks OF q
brutal assault, her right arm being cut
in two places and q slight flesh wound
inflicted in her back. The assault &C.
Cured In q room over Dick Jones's
saloon, corner OF Gsyoso and Desoto
streets, and the woman rushed into
the street with startling cries OF pain.
| The rufiian could not be found.
Dave Losborne and Dick johnson
were fined 81 each by Justice Pope
yesterday for overlooking drsy mules
belonging to Schoolfeld, Hansuer 4
Co. The draymen paid up and
abandoned their teams, the owners OF
which re fused to receive them from
Inspector Lane and threatened suit
for damages. President Gale, OF the
society, was notified, and the mules,
with their loads OF ten bsrrels Of -four
each, were ordered taken to Wellmsn's
stable to await claimant.
Mrs. Florence Finley Moore, the
accomplished dancing teacher for lit.
tie folks, gave her closing matinee yes
terday afternoon. Her entire class
participated, and delighted the large
attendance OF both relatives and
friends. Among 30 many deserving
ones, discrimination is difficult, but
those most noticeable for their grace
and perfection OF movement were
Misses Mabel Patterson, MadRe Tuck
or, Florence Baxter, Susie Rice, Jennie
May, Katie Riine, Maud Fox, ant
Masters Layton Baxter and Mantor
May.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Farmer, &C
companied by their talented con, Ed
win, and their daughter, 0iey, arrived
last night from Florence, Ala, whert
Master Edwin surprised and delighted
large audience with his wonderful
playing. They give concert here al
Y. M. H. A. hall corner OF Second ant
Union streets, on Wednesday evening
the 26th, when everybody should hea
the little eleven year old Tennessee
genius play. Henry Farmer will ais,
delight the audience with his fine a at
playing, so we'll remembered by on
citizens. Mrs. Farmer will sing, also
: 1t Is hoped his old friends will al
. the house. They are quartered at tn
Peabody hotel.
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